Silver Medal at The LA Olive Oil Competition
The EV Olive Oils: Cafaggio from Siena, Vicopisano from Pisa and Cru di Cures from Lazio performed very well at the Los Angeles International Extra …
Kids from SOBRO Play and Learn at GUSTiamO
Our first day of GUSTiamO was great! Six kids from the South Bronx learned where Italy is (they seemed to care!), how olive oil is …
Bradley Farm – It’s Good to Feel at Home
This is celebrity farmer Ray Bradley of Bradley Farm, one of the vendors at my local farmer’s market, on the Upper West side, every friday morning. …
A 3 Day Fun Food Program for Kids in the South Bronx
We care about our neighborhood! We want to do some good and help people eat better here, in the South Bronx. After reading the scary …
Pasta Faella. It’s Time to Celebrate!!!
Udite Udite! You can’t miss David Rosengarten’s article on Pasta Faella! The article is below – word by word. We don’t want you to miss …
If You Are in Italy, Le Calandre Is Worth a Detour
Le Calandre is the best restaurant I have ever eaten in. No question about it. It was a few days ago, and I still can’t …
Acquerello – Not Just Rice – Wine Spectator
In the April issue of Wine Spectator, Owen Dugan writes about Acquerello Rice and starts his article with: REPEAT AFTER ME: RISOTTO IS EASIER THAN …
A Culinary Adventure with Gustiamo – La Molina Chocolate
Camille visits La Molina chocolate, in Quarrata, near Pistoia. The saying, “Dulcis in Fundo”, could not be more appropriate. This is Camille’s last culinary destination …
Saraghina – Great Italian Food
Our colleague and friend, Stefano, lives in Bed Stuy, Brooklyn, and often complains about the tough neighborhood and how far it is from the office. …
Extra Virgin Olive Oils from Argentina – Olio Casiraghi
Gustiamo (all of us) went to the Consulate of Argentina, the other evening, to taste some of that country’s best extra virgin olive oils. God …